Newly built building! Well ... that description alone is not enough. I have been in Thailand for a while and I have been through moldy old apartments and fancy new catalogue perfect condos with very large swimming pool which has multiple curves and water curtain. Almost all of them are very cramped. These construction companies squeeze every last bit of breathable space to make the most profit for themselves. Sometimes it is even hard to make a turn in these places. It is suffocating. You have to accommodate your living style to suit the tiny places. So when I walk into the room (structure like hotel room.) The first thing I notice to my pleasant surprise is a high ceiling! Then, a very spacious bath room accompanied by high pressure shower head! The joy I have from taking shower in there alone is worth it! (No unnecessary kitchen, with the food so cheap, who needs it anyway?) If you have read it so far, I apologize to you. Before you don't know about the cramped-place-situation and you could have just shrugged it off. You are more aware of it now ... I also like the choice the owner(host) has made to have a physical key in stead of those self check in key code. Those key code self check in makes me conscious of the fact that the previous tenants also have the access to the room. I don't think that these hosts changes the key code for every tenants. The physical key lock is so solid that when you open and close the door, it sounds like a pulling up and dropping down of a draw bridge at medieval castle. The loud 'Clak, Clak, Clak, Clak' sound in the hall way announce your very arrival and leaving. Luckily, the sound does not make into the room that loud. So your coming and going is still discrete enough. The place is 12-15 minutes walk minutes away from the very busy 'On Nute' BTS station. The room is very quiet too unless the next room tenant making a phone call on the (decent) balcony.